Do you like to enjoy some natural, colorful tourist attractions in China? If you do, then you should definitely go to the Guangzhou Yuet Wo Flowers, Birds and Fish Arts World (in simplified Chinese广东广州越和花鸟鱼艺大世界).
The great market is located in Guangzhou City’s Fangcun District and it is established to meet the needs of the vast number of enthusiasts who would like to see beautiful things and have fun with different interesting things. With an area of up to 100,000 square meters, the Arts World is located in Fa Dai Wan MTR Station exit D and the intersection point of the Pearl River Delta radiotherapy location.
Apart from having such a favorable location, there are also some great things of the Arts World. First, there is a large car park and it would not subject to traffic restrictions on foreign cars. Besides, there is a number of bus lines running through the market. Therefore, regardless of the urban and provincial tourism to both inside and outside here is very convenient. Apart from the convenient location and transportation, the market provides an elegant and comfortable tree-lined modified unique leisure place which is a great sightseeing and shopping environment for tourists.
This beautiful site would surely be attractive to those who loves flowers, Qifeng Pinnacle, fish, music, and a colorful world of natural beauty, combined with the design of unique natural modern decoration shops, as well as convergence of professional, technical, ornamental, interesting and rare display of unity of the merchandise so that it not only has become the nation’s largest Zero similar market, but also has become a very attractive shopping destination for people of different age levels of leisure tourism, and it definitely a new focal point of the city.
If you could try to visit this beautiful market and have a hands-on experience, you would surely refresh yourself and you would have a very comfortable and memorable for a very long time, which makes you be reluctant to leave.
Name: 广东广州越和花鸟鱼艺大世界
Address: 广州市芳村区花地大道







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